Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-25

manu- nan ca,cn Oh Sneeu me ny IN tne siSun,
long fly upon the left field bank. each saved
two runs. and were the features of the game.
The score by innings is as follows:
Kansas City.."".l Q Q Q 4 O. 5
Iepeka. .........o U u U
by Nichols, 2, by Docms !. Double plays
Lille, Nichols and llengle. Howe, Hengle
and SIcKeon. Left on bases-Kansas City
s, Topeka 9. Bases on balls-Of Nichols |,
base on errors-Kansas City 3, Topeka ,.
Hit by pitcher-Howe. Time of eame-l
hour and so minutes. Umpire Hughes.
Batteries-kansas CITY: Nichols and Graves.
Topeka: DoOmS and Kenyon.
Wichita O, Emporia 3.
WICHITA, August A.-TSpecial Telegram
to the BEE. The Wichitas played without
fielding error to-day and defeated En-
porla for the third consecutive time, evening
up the record of these two clubs made at
Emporia last week. Hendricks and Schneider
were the Wichita battery. The latter caught
without an error of any kind, and although
Hendricks was wild enough to give three
men bases and have six wild pitches, he was
hat for only four singles besides and two
poria's new catcher, caught without an error.
Long was hit for four singles. three doubles,
two by lsaacson and one by Whistler, and
three-bagger by Hemp, hit one man AMI
errors. Score by innings:
Emporis ...::.:...i ::.:..: Q i ooi $o-$ $
Called On Account of Rain.
HASTINGS, Neb, August 24.-lSpecial
Telegram to the BEE. The Hastings
Omaha game was called on account of rain.
DENVER August 24.-lSpecial Telegram
to the BEE. NO game on account of rain.
nwyer on Hostinps
In letter from Dick Dwyer at Hastings
and received by j. c. Drexel yesterday the fol-
lowing interesting statements are made:
THE report is being circulated on the
streets here to the effect that Hastings is on
its last legs as q Western league town. The
teams regular days have been on the fifth
and twentieth of each month, The players
as yet have not received their last half
The entire team was given a severe lecture
yesterday, and the following players
were heavily fined; Whtehssaaod, 80 go;
pies, $50 Wehrle, sG5. and Ehbright,
the great catcher, $50. whitehead was also
suspended indefinitely. All of these men
| have money coming to them, but not one OF
were deducted. Persons who claimed to be
| in the position to know say that the Hastings
| association has no money to give to the
| players, and the citizens will not go down
|
attended Dy a vast crowd (9, 100 people
The fences and stands here at the bali park
have the appearance OF corn CRIBS, or cattle
sheds. All the Hastings players swear
| vengeance and the best of these are wishing
they had the good luck to have signed with
Omaha, which they pronounce the best town
in the league"
| National League Games.
! WAsruNGToN, August 24.-The game be
tween the Washington and Detroit teams
to-day resulted as follows:
Wss6iIng'on..'.9s Hs;s6i, 9 ! 9sgqSS Q. "a
Dfsia;i Pitchers-Keefe s;i and Gruber. Base hit
Washington Z. Detroit2 g, Errors.Wash,
ington 10. Detroit l. UmpiremDaniels
New YORK, August A-rhe game be
tween the New York and Pittsburg teams to
dav resulted as follows:
Pits fittsbaTr. aGrn..::. 30 Q 0 . Q .,
Pitchers-Keefe and Calvin. Bas'
New York l, Pittsbug =. Umpire-Powers
PHILADELPHIA. August H.-The game be
tween the Philadelphia and indianapolis
teams to-day resulted as follows: :,
Rnisaspn's. InasnapSiis: % % g. @
Pitchers-Ferguson and Maui TO
Philadelphia and Leitner for Indianapolis
Base hits-Philadelph 16. indianapolis Il
RrrFs-Philadelphi 2, Indianapolis .
Bosroy, August 24.-The game he
tween the Boston and Chicago teams to
day was postponed on account of rain.
American Association.
| CINCINNATI. August 24.-The game be
tween the Cincinnati and Metropolitan team
to-day resulted as follows:
Slneinnrtl;r MssInnoIitsnsi ...i SSSSG O.
LoUIsvrLlE, August 2s.-The game be
to-day resulted as follows:
touiisyille........ee 9 : Q 9 a,
ST. LOUIS August "a The game be
tween the st. Louis and Athletic teams Il
day resulted as follows:
s.,I,%ds. s.; Louis .'....+! 4aGSS q s-s
CLEVELAND, August a4-The game b.
tween the Cleveland and Brooklyn team
to-day resulted as follows:
Fisyslnnd F1n"H iHn .',,"SS 9 @ 9 g 9 : .
The Northwestern League.
DEs MONIES. la, August ai.-Northwest ster
league games to-day. Des Moines 2, Oshkos
4, at Oshkosh; Eau Claire l, St Paul ., {
st. Paul; Minneapolis O. Duluth D.
Duluth
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, August 2i.-The weather WI
cloudy and rainy and the track very heavy.
One mile: Harry Glenn won, Lttral set
ond. Grey Cloud third. Time-l:474.
Five turlOngs- Fauxpas won, Colonel re
Maid second, Tatean third. Time-l: :08x.
| One mile and three six Xteenths: Nettle wol
Lottery second, Falconer third. Time
| 2:ll4.
Three-quarters of mile: Clonee VOL
; BiXby second, Colonel Owens third. Time
. 1:9s4.
' Steeple chase one mile and a half: Liers
, won, Breyfogle second, Rruton third. Tin
| -3:03.
Brighton Beach Flyers.
: BRIGHTON BEACH, August 2i.-Fi'
f.rlongs: Neptunus won, John Alexand'
second, Walter third. Time-1:04$l.
One mile: Banero won, WarSgn secOn
Souvenir third. Time-1 4714.
One and one-siXteenth miles. DUANE
won, Hazard second Warder third. Time
l:55.
, One and one-eighth miles: The BourbC
r won, King b second, James Ali third Tin
, | 300.
: Seven -eighths Of mile: Hornpipe wo
Count Luna second, Tenor third, Time
q 1:AR.
Q Three-quarters of mile: Long Bran,
, won, Kitty Kee.acr second, Goldie Cad thir
TImr-l.SiH.
: A Great Handicap Run.
LONDON. August 2l-The great Ebor hal
: dicap race for ! 900 sovereigns was run to- di
: at the York August meeting and was We